Khan? Why is he playing this game? Or is he playing with their lives? Vivaan and Siya feel trapped as the game advances, but they can't quit it midway. But the game is not as uncomplicated as they think. Vivaan and Siya grab the opportunity instantaneously. Not quitting the game show till the eight questions are answered. The prize money? A staggering Rs 21 crores.Įight questions. Khan - offers them to partake in a reality game show. Once there, they are invited to dine at a plush resort, making their wedding anniversary truly special. Vivaan and Siya win a fully-paid-for vacation to Fiji. Importantly, it's a well crafted thriller that delivers more than what it promised in its attention-grabbing promos. It's clever, engaging and carries a message that hits you like a ton of bricks. 21 stands out because it doesn't borrow the formulaic template, nor does it rely on the predictable twists and turns or caricaturist characters to enthrall the spectator. It's not just the premise that grabs your attention, but TABLE NO. 21, directed by Aditya Datt, which sets the ball rolling in 2013, truly symbolizes a riveting thriller. A taut thriller demands that the spectator stay vigilant, is all eyes and ears as the story unfolds, becomes a participant while the mind games are being played by the characters on screen.

Films like KAHAANI, TALAASH, also most films helmed by Abbas-Mustan had this uncharacteristic quality of keeping the spectator on tenterhooks till the last frame.

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